hi there ,
i couldn't leave your post unanswered, i'm one of four ladies from here who all had severe TTTS and laser surgery (all at different weeks of our pregnancies), my heart goes out to you, you are going through such a difficult time, but like you said you need to try to remain positive (i know easier siad than done when you are the most frightened you have ever been in your life. I remember the feelings only too well.
Four or us had this terrible condition yet we all had 8 baby girls between us :) (which is pretty good statisically!I'm sure they have given you the 33% talk ?)
My girls had TTTS at 17 weeks and i had emergency surgery upon detection. They both made it through surgery and even though they were prepped at 26 weeks with steroids for early delivery, i managed to carry them until 34 weeks in the end. Upon delivery they were in good health all things considered. They were however very small for their gestation, that's how it affected my pregnancy post surgery. The girls also had typical TTTS complexions, one red faced and one white as a ghost. They spent about 3 weeks in ICU and SCBU
Please feel free to PM me and i am happy to chat to you and help in any way i can, even if it's just a friendly/sympathetic ear. Silverangel is often on here and she also has twins with TTTS. some of the other girls will probably see your post too in time!
Your girls are already 24 weeks which is so close to 28 when they are viable so you have not long to wait. I was clinging onto the magic week 28 for 11weeks, hoping we would get there! After having babies in ICU i realise that babies can survive and be healthy and strong even if delivered really early, of course when you are in the moment it is so frightening. Remember babies are so much stronger than we realise and are great fighters.
Are you having boys or girls??
Keep us posted on updates and like i said PM if you feel you need too.
Will be thinking of you and your lovely babies xxx